Adele Suffering From THIS Medical Condition Amid Successful Las Vegas Residency

Adele made a strong return on stage after the initial cancelation of her controversial residency "Weekends With Adele," but she's currently suffering from a medical condition which she revealed during one of her shows.

According to Billboard, the "Easy On Me" songstress took the stage of The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, over the weekend to celebrate and perform for her audiences during New Year's Eve.

During her performance, the British powerhouse vocalist revealed that she had been diagnosed with sciatica and she had to "waddle" these days.

Per Mayo Clinic, the medical condition is the pain that people feels along the sciatic nerve path. It travels through the lower back, hips, then down the leg.

Sciatica mostly happens when a herniated disk puts pressure on part of the nerve. In some cases, overgrowth of bone could be the culprit.

Those people who have the same condition as the "I Drink Wine" hitmaker could feel inflammation, pain, and in other cases, some numbness in the leg.

Sciatica could be treated within a few weeks, but there were people who undergo surgery to ease the pain, especially when it affects bladder patterns.

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Not The Only Pain Adele Has Been Suffering From

In an interview with The Face in 2022, Adele also opened up about another pain that she had been experiencing since she was young.

"I've been in pain with my back for, like, half of my life, really. It flares up, normally due to stress or from a stupid bit of posture," she said.

In addition, she also slipped a few discs in her back that first happened when she was sneezing at the age of 15.

Other experiences that triggered her slipped discs include the time when she had a c-section and another one in January of last year.

In other updates, Adele will reportedly have another residency in Las Vegas and tickets could go up to a whopping $5 million.

In early reports, Caesars Entertainment's "Emperor Package" for the Las Vegas Grand Prix only includes two tickets to see the musician perform for her scheduled shows.

In addition, it would also have 12 Paddock Club Tickets, a private dinner with Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, a five-night accommodation at Nobu Sky Villa, and a 24-hour butler.

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